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Slave flash units
Slave mode (light controlled): With the mecablitz 28
recognizes the
Metz slave mode
(wireless Metz remote system):
This clever Metz system facilitates targeted light control for two Metz flash units. Here, one is attached directly to the camera as a
a current Metz SCA flash unit is equipped with an SCA slave adapter
is used for a conventional flash. This slave adapter makes additional slave qualities possible. By using a mecalux 11 as a server flash trigger, a flash unit can also be activated. However, all settings must be made on the
flash unit itself here.
Slave mode for the respective camera manufacture:
Another way of using slave mode is opened up by the two system flash units mecablitz 58
a master function that you can always use if the integrated flash of the camera doesn’t provide a master mode.
Slave mode at close range:
The Metz macro flash is attached directly onto the lens, thus enabling precise and creative lighting in the macro range. In addition to which the Metz mecablitz 15
F l a s h t i p
Side lighting
The slave flash mode is interesting in order to obtain especially varied directed lighting. Com- pletely without a cable (wireless), this method can be used to place and trigger an external flash at any place in the room. In this way, inter- esting additional lighting can be set, whether in the form of a light accent or a side light, for example. Naturally, multiple slaves can be used at the same time. It is particularly exciting to use this to obtain separate lighting for the subject and the background of the picture.
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